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The Royce Wood-Fired Steak House

Transforming a hotel restaurant from haute cuisine to steak house makes business sense, but we mourn the loss anyway. Read More

Crossroads

Forget showing up in Birkenstocks, folks. You won’t find this many celebrities all in one place outside of Craig’s. Read More

Willie Jane

With a new name and a new chef, the Abbot Kinney space has been revived and adds another notch to L.A.’s Southern-food belt. Read More

Goldie’s

This might be the best-looking dining room of the year—if you’re into a Frank Lloyd Wright-meets-lumberyard feel. Read More

Corazon Y Miel

The first restaurant from Animal grad Eduardo Ruiz is not authentic—it’s barely Mexican. The converted dive is instead putting out Latin dishes that feel more tapas bar than taquería. Read More

Circa

In this loungy tavern, Octavio Becerra—along with executive chef Bryon Freeze—channels the culinary melting pot of L.A. Read More

Barnyard

This is the kind of place most hip cities have dozens of but that had somehow eluded Venice: a great neighborhood restaurant. Read More

Bludso’s Bar-&-Que

We fell in love with Kevin Bludso’s barbecue on a rickety stool at his original Compton shack. Now, Texas-style BBQ can be had in a polished Hollywood sports bar-like spot. Read More

Sirena

Power lunch landmark Pane e Vino has been reborn as an under-the-sea meets under-the-tree Italian destination. Read More

Chi Spacca

Mozza’s popular salumi bar nights have grown into a full-fledged restaurant. Read More

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